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The Tour de Sauvabelin (literally "Tower of Sauvabelin") is a wooden tower located in the Sauvabelin forest, Lausanne, Switzerland.

The tower was built in 2003 by Julius Natterer and is 35 meters high .^[1] ^[2] It allows visitors to enjoy a panoramic view of the city of Lausanne, the Lake Léman and the surrounding countryside and mountains.

Notes and references

^ http://www.tour-de-sauvabelin-lausanne.ch/index.php?sauvabelin-lausanne=tour-de-sauvabelin-intro&cat=tour-sauvabelin&language=english Official website of the Tour de Sauvabelin, www.tour-de-sauvabelin-lausanne.ch (page visited on 20 April 2013)
^ "La tour de bois qui étreint le panorama lémanique". Le Temps. 27 August 2003.

External links

46°32′07″N 6°38′19″E / 46.53528°N 6.63861°E / 46.53528; 6.63861

[1] ttp://www.tour-de-sauvabelin-lausanne.ch/index.php?sauvabelin-lausanne=tour-de-sauvabelin-intro&cat=tour-sauvabelin&language=english Official website of the Tour de Sauvabelin, www.tour-de-sauvabelin-lausanne.ch (page visited on 20 April 2013)

[2] "La tour de bois qui étreint le panorama lémanique". Le Temps. 27 August 2003.

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 The '''Tour de Sauvabelin''' (literally "Tower of Sauvabelin") is a wooden tower located in the Sauvabelin forest, [[Lausanne]], [[Switzerland]].
-The tower was built in 2003 and is 35 meters high by [[Julius Natterer]].<ref>http://www.tour-de-sauvabelin-lausanne.ch/index.php?sauvabelin-lausanne=tour-de-sauvabelin-intro&cat=tour-sauvabelin&language=english Official website of the Tour de Sauvabelin, www.tour-de-sauvabelin-lausanne.ch (page visited on 20 April 2013)</ref> <ref>{{cite news | url=https://www.letemps.ch/societe/tour-bois-etreint-panorama-lemanique | title=La tour de bois qui étreint le panorama lémanique | newspaper=Le Temps | date=27 August 2003 }}</ref> It provides with panoramic view on the city of [[Lausanne]], the [[Lake Léman]] and the surrounding countryside and mountains.
+The tower was built in 2003 by [[Julius Natterer]] and is 35 meters high .<ref>http://www.tour-de-sauvabelin-lausanne.ch/index.php?sauvabelin-lausanne=tour-de-sauvabelin-intro&cat=tour-sauvabelin&language=english Official website of the Tour de Sauvabelin, www.tour-de-sauvabelin-lausanne.ch (page visited on 20 April 2013)</ref> <ref>{{cite news | url=https://www.letemps.ch/societe/tour-bois-etreint-panorama-lemanique | title=La tour de bois qui étreint le panorama lémanique | newspaper=Le Temps | date=27 August 2003 }}</ref> It allows visitors to enjoy a panoramic view of the city of [[Lausanne]], the [[Lake Léman]] and the surrounding countryside and mountains.
 == See also ==

v t e Lausanne
Districts, places and parks	Lac de Sauvabelin La Cité Le Flon Montbenon Parc de Milan Parc de Mon Repos Ouchy Vidy (Lousonna)
Buildings and monuments	Beau-Rivage Palace Cathedral Château d'Ouchy Château Saint-Maire Lausanne Palace EPFL Learning Center Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland Palais de Beaulieu Palais de Rumine Tour de Sauvabelin Synagogue
Museums and culture	Ballet Béjart Cantonal Botanical Garden Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts Cantonal Museum of Zoology Cantonal and University Library Conservatory Museum of Contemporary Design and Applied Arts Collection de l'art brut Musée de l'Élysée Olympic Museum Lausanne Opera Swiss Film Archive
Public transport	Bus lines Lausanne-Flon station Lausanne Métro Lausanne Métro Line M1 Métro Lausanne–Ouchy Railway station Trolleybuses in Lausanne Funiculaire Lausanne-Signal

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